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wink at

verb as in absolve

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verb as in acquit

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verb as in bypass

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verb as in condone

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verb as in coquet

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verb as in disregard

verb as in excuse

verb as in flirt

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tease

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verb as in forgive

verb as in OK

verb as in overlook

verb as in pardon

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verb as in permit

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verb as in tolerate

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verb as in trifle

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My mother-in-law would wink at this point and say, “that was my cousin Sam Walton. That’s what they say anyway.”

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It likes to nod and wink at its subjects, including those in on the joke.

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That’s part of the dance of rap beefs though, to have artistic license but a wink at real life resonance.

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Former President George W. Bush wore his trademark smirk, winking at people as if he were in on some cosmic joke.

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With these winks at white supremacy, Reagan won over evangelical voters and they've been loyal Republicans ever since.

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